Investment Info:Retail buy & hold investment in Enterprise.

You can get this info from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau websites. 

I would charge everyone based on square footage and not separate out common area expenses except for the office (if you have one).As for the collections aspect, I believe you would be able to report unpaid bills to the credit bureau (may want to call one of them to discuss).

Overall, the Bureau of Labor Statistics report is very disappointing.

Initial jobless claims surged by 137,000 to 853,000 in the seven days ended Dec. 5, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.

The National Bureau of Economic Research classifies a recession as “a period of declining economic performance across an entire economy that lasts for several months.”The residuals of lost jobs, unemployment, and consumer behavior caused by COVID-19 and subsequent “lockdowns” are still being felt across the U.S. — with numbers in April 2020 reflecting largest declines.During this month we saw both job loss claims and unemployment rates — 13.5% and 14.5% respectively — the highest since the 1929 Great Depression. (2)For recent contrast, the peak of the 2007 Great Recession saw job loss and unemployment rates at 6.5% and close to 10% — that’s a difference of 7% and nearly 4% and with a population of nearly 330 million those are big numbers.We are also seeing signs of a recovery taking shape and forming into what economists call a “K-Shaped Recovery”.This article aims to clarify the type of Recovery we find ourselves in, identify who has been most affected, how these changes reflect in the Austin Real Estate market, and review what key economic indicators to watch in Austin and Texas.Why Does It Form a "K"?

Generally when you get pre-approved, your scores fall about 3 points per bureau based on the FICO scoring model. 

A judgement gets recorded in the credit bureau so it pretty much ensures you get paid before he gets a new car or credit card.3. 

https://www.census.gov/data/ta... and https://www.census.gov/data.ht... .Also, try the Bureau of Labor Statistics https://www.bls.gov/

Census Bureau sheds light on the flow of out-of-staters into Central Texas.